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Infant Dies From Wreck Related Injuries
June 23, 2014
An infant has passed away as a result of injuries received in a June 19 traffic crash
The Florida Highway Patrol said Monday that Jaxon McCullung, age 1, passed away Saturday following the crash at Fairfield Drive and Baysprings Drive in Escambia County. In the accident, the FHP said 25-year old Jamie-Lyn Mullins drove onto the northbound shoulder, over-corrected, lost control and struck a utility pole.
Injuries to Mullins and a two-year old passenger were minor.
Anyone that witnessed the crash or that has any information regarding the accident is asked to contact Cpl. R. Harrigill at robertharrigill@flhsmv.gov or (850) 471-6927.
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2 Responses to “Infant Dies From Wreck Related Injuries”
Teach your teen how to avoid such over correction accidents. Many, many years ago when drivers ed was a requirement, my teacher had me at 20 mph drop the right tire off the right edge of the pavement on a long straight empty road. I learned what it felt like-the bumpy loudness and felt the pull on the steering wheel. He talked me into gently steering the wheel back up onto the pavement without breaking and driving straight in my lane. Repeated this many times at increasingly higher speeds until it was a 55mph drop off and back up onto the road. This exercise accustomed me to the sensations so I would not over react and over correct. I have taught my children and will teach my grands also.
I feel for this childs parents and the rest of the family. I know thier pain all to well. The pain never goes away, it just gets easier to deal with over time.